Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-25
DAILY HERALD.
NEIGHBOkHOOD NOTES

DAILY HERALD.
NEIGHBOkHOOD NOTES
raeaneA Trsm Our Seuthern CALI
s~rnia Exchange.
The Cotton Semi Tropic says: oae
of the most beautiful and enchanting
drives that can be taken IN San bernar'
dino county is through the Old San per
naraino, Rsdlands aud Lugonia sec
tious. sunday We had the pleasure
Of visiting those delightful iocaiiies,
snd must say that we were more .nah
sarprised ut the rapid growth ana pros.
p<r,sy visible on all aides. wen keps
citrus and deciduous orchards, encioseu
within beautiful evergreen hedges 10 os
sen nv the hundreds; and tasty anu
4, many instances very costly new rss''
a.,ce. ara observed by the dozens. iue
whole upper portion of the vai,ey ssss
evidence of thrift, energy ana ente!
urise. ami the sight OF so many osa"s
ri fields and orchards is enough, ar
most. 70 bring . dead man back 10 me-
The Mouroyia Planet has the follow,
ins. There is matter The PtdaI wouio
lie the ladies of Monrovia and Duar'e
10 ..opsider. and after considering' sct
mon. That is the idea OF having an
excluaiye booth at the coming hover
festival. which will be held in Los An
,ele. about the lst of April There are
1umerous and beautiful flowers grown
:. This neiohborhood, and a splendid
.hovirg could be made, which would 40
credit to both the festival and tine
Oueea Of the San Gabriel Valley. II
pone of the ladies would only take the
Initiative. many Others would join them
Let meeting be held and something ue'
cided upon.
The Repiem says: Large quantities OF
produce Is being shipped from this val
lev to San Diego nowadays, principally,
segs, poultry and butter. BY speciai
arrangements our merchants supply the
urinciual hotels a. that place. Sucn
also is the case with Pasadena. Many
wagons make daily trips to the 'Crown
of the Valley" laden with choice pr pro
duce from Los Nietcs valley. Inns
speaks well for Us, and above all toingS
re are glad to see our merchants STAND
alone aud not depend upon commission
men for the sale of produce.
Anaheim.
The Gazette says: The two commit
tees ON depot grounds and right OF way,
APPOINTED by the citizens meeting at
Kroecer's hail, have founi their posi-
t;on. no sinecure and have labored faith
fully. 1t may now be said that their
efforts will be successful, though 1t Is
probeble that slight difference In the
location of the depot grounds WILL be
usde from what has bsen previously an
nouuced, as it has been found impossi-
ble to make satisfactory terms with the
owner of the Luedke vineyard. Iae
choice of two locations can be had, VIZ:
the east end of the Bjldt, Soren sen and
Hartung tracts. or the east end OF the
Neese, Reiser and Schneider vineyards.
The selection lies with Chief Engineer
Pcrris, from whom an early visit Is ex-
pected.
Reference was made last week to the
fact that plans for a $40, 600 hotel had
been prepared. We now learn that the
protector of the enterprise is Mr..
Deutsch, the gentleman who purchased
the LangeEbsrger vineyard. de has
subdivided the tract into lots, and pro-
poees to donate three lots on Lemon
etreee to a company to be formed t.
build the hotel The three lots con-
hinel will give space 100 ieet on
Lemon street land l5t on Esplanade
avenue. The building of such hotel
- proposed would be of great and last
ing b .netit to the town, and it Is to be
hoped that the project will nos fail o
successful accomplishment.
Orange.
The Tribune says: Some considerable
prospecting is going on in the Silyerado
district, in the Santiago canon, and same
very fiatteriug assays in silver are OBJ
tained. 1t is highly probable that some
mines VIII be opened there at no distant
day.
A petition for new postottice a. Bur-
rel Poin. has met with success, and
postoffi.e will soon be in running order
there, with l.. T. Huntington as Post
master. This will accommodate large
number of people and is a move in ihe
right direction.
The Modena people are expecting the
necessary documents for their new post
cfiiee in a few days. The name MO
deuan seems to be obi ctiopable to the
department, for some reason, and the
postofice will be called "Earlham. We
hope tie matter will be settled soon.
Following are theexportsirom Orange
xx-aaE andsnn Eahrn,
ary 9Th: Oranges, 295 boxes, Ii, 40 lbs
eggs, 2S cases, 1850 lbs; raisins, 81
boxes, 2I50 lbs: eoops, $50 lbs; mer'
chandise, $50 lbs. Total, Il, ,04O lbs.
Antelope valley.
The Ne,cs publishes the following ex-
tract from letter written to Mr.. L. l..
Washburn. at Rosamond, a prompent
citiz.a of Woodland, who has recently
made extensive purchases on the west
AIDE of Antelope Valley: ''Several here
have already bought land, and lots more
are gong to. Qaite number will go to
Rosamosd on February 2lst or 22i to
Investigate, and if suited, will purchase.
They will represent forty or fifty people,
some of whom cannot get away to visit
nnd see for themselves. j. h. Smith
and G. Barr, each, have bought a see
tion."
The Neps also kindly says: Last Mon
day the leading journal OF southern CAL
ifornia, the Los Angeles HERALD, CON-
meuced the issuance of seven.day-in-
the-week paper. This able journal will
always keep abreast Of the times. The
involvement of this additional expense
Mt this time indicates that Los Apgeie
is progressing, even in the dead OF win
ter"
sam Bernardin0.
The Board of City Trustees of Sax
Bernardino have concluded to submit th'
oue.tion of the city raising the sum O.
SIS. 600 for the purpose OF constructing
sewers and SIS, 600 for street improve